Secure Multi-Twitter Account Isolation

Yes. DuoPlus runs each Twitter account in its own isolated cloud phone with unique fingerprints and dedicated IPs. This separation prevents Twitter’s systems from linking accounts. While Twitter allows multiple accounts, misuse (spam, automation) may still trigger penalties.

Yes. On the Twitter app, tap the ‘Compose’ button (feather icon) to draft a tweet.
1. After writing, tap the calendar icon (top right).
2. Choose a date/time (up to 14 days ahead).
3. Tap ‘Schedule’.
Your tweet will auto-publish at the set time. Note: Twitter has no native email scheduling.

1. Tweets: Go to ‘Settings and support’ → ‘Settings and privacy’ → ‘Your account’ → ‘Recently deleted’. Tweets stay for 30 days and can be restored. Beyond that, only a pre-downloaded archive can help.
   2. DMs: Deleted direct messages are permanent. Unless you backed them up (e.g., screenshots, data export), they cannot be recovered.

Twitter does not have a total storage cap, but limits apply per file: images (5MB max, 15MB for GIFs) and videos (512MB, up to 2m20s length for free users). Hosting is free and not tied to external services like Google Drive.

1. Avoid automation (auto-follows, mass retweets, spam posts).
   2. Warm up new accounts slowly with browsing, liking, and a few organic tweets before scaling activity.
   3. Keep content unique across accounts—duplicate posts raise flags.
   4. Follow Twitter’s community rules to avoid suspensions.

Yes. Each account must have its own email or phone number. Using the same contact info will fail or cause restrictions. DuoPlus enforces separation by assigning unique credentials and isolated environments to each account.

1. Archive: Hides tweets from your profile but keeps them in your data archive—accessible through account data downloads.
   2. Delete: Moves tweets to ‘Recently deleted’ for 30 days, then permanently removes them if not restored.

Normally no. DuoPlus provides unique device IDs and IPs, making accounts appear like real, separate users. Suspensions usually occur from rule violations (spam, abuse, automation), not from simply managing multiple accounts.

1. Native: Tap your profile avatar → ‘Add an existing account’ → log in. Then tap your avatar to switch between accounts.
   2. DuoPlus: Each account runs on a separate cloud phone—switch by toggling between instances, no logouts needed.

On one device, Twitter sees the same IP, cookies, and device ID, linking your accounts and risking shadowbans. DuoPlus gives each account a dedicated environment with unique fingerprints and IP addresses, making them appear as unrelated real users.